Mark Cuban Contradicts Kamala Harris's Tax Proposals on Unrealized Gains

Cuban asserts Harris will not tax unrealized gains despite her campaign's support for such measures.

Mark Cuban, a prominent supporter of Kamala Harris's presidential campaign, claims Harris will not implement a tax on unrealized capital gains, contradicting her campaign's stated policies.
Harris's campaign has endorsed a fiscal plan that includes a 25% minimum tax on unrealized gains for individuals with over $100 million in assets.
Former President Donald Trump and other critics have denounced the unrealized gains tax proposal, labeling it as harmful to the economy and likening it to communism.
Despite Cuban's reassurances, Harris has not publicly addressed the specifics of the unrealized gains tax during her campaign trail.
The controversy highlights the tension between Harris's campaign promises and the perceptions of her policies among her supporters and critics.